Cocky cover

Cocky

Kid Rock · 2001

64 min · 14 tracks · country · heavy metal · hip-hop

A brash fusion of rock, rap, and country that captures the essence of early 2000s American rebellion.

Why this album works

'Cocky' debuted at number 4 on the Billboard 200 and was certified multi-platinum, showcasing Kid Rock's growing popularity. The album features notable collaborations, particularly 'Picture' with Sheryl Crow, which became a significant radio hit and received widespread acclaim, further cementing Kid Rock's influence across genres.
Best for
brash anthems for carefree moments wave-like pacing with dynamic shifts road trip sing-along vibes
Context
By the time 'Cocky' was released in November 2001, Kid Rock had secured his position as a genre-blending innovator following his breakthrough album 'Devil Without a Cause' in 1998. This album marked his commercial peak, solidifying his signature sound and style that combined elements of rock, hip-hop, and country.
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Tracklist

New here? Start with "Trucker Anthem".

  • 1 Trucker Anthem Start here 4:40
  • 2 Forever 3:46
  • 3 Lay It on Me 4:56
  • 4 Cocky 3:57
  • 5 What I Learned Out on the Road 4:58
  • 6 I’m Wrong, but You Ain’t Right 4:56
  • 7 Lonely Road of Faith Standout 5:28
  • 8 You Never Met a Motherfucker Quite Like Me 4:53
  • 9 Picture Standout 4:58
  • 10 I’m a Dog 3:36
  • 11 Midnight Train to Memphis 4:44
  • 12 Baby Come Home 3:08
  • 13 Drunk in the Morning 5:31
  • 14 WCSR 4:44

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